Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

TnEsE's tsoPe Fcs EVERYONE
sp.-e cssasas -as ssunsy sehool
1cae1er
Jaase K-asy. fasksr a sAs Asass, Vas =
js~sler.
sss.tss Ps.so ~as a sssoei ts@eAsx az 80
= mGnsh-
Tom Rsed. q naias. ~.s payraazt@r IN
ths nasy
DsaxAerty. q Flsri6A, ~as = saiior before
tns Hsst
Aa.isrssa, q KaAs~s. ~as Pr~nytsriaa
cAsrsyn-as-
yaaxs chlpnnaa. of nirhiznn, ~.- Eains
Prosp~lssH.
Leland sssnford wss a eouatry lawyer Ia
" Wiseolsin
SENATOR Ksnna wSs saes coal nirsr al
o - : d4s-
senator Dawes w.s school teacher and
coantry s,atoF.
Ben Battsr~orth ussd 20 Be a plantation
boss IN Virginia
Senator Morrill, q Vermont, ksss eoeif
Try grocery store
Dsls.zts csias. Of Utah. vas many ys~1sA .
thsstrs Hnanagsr.
rauIbes, tAs tai Kentucky nenoefs was a
divinity scadsnt.
Roberfsoa, tas ns~ louisiana member :
colegs professor.
James 3. Waite. Of Indiana. was calico
printer aud tailor
Congressman Ooserwaiss vas principal OF
q city school nse years.
Civil service Commissioners oberly was
iChieak0 Times rePortss
Jaags TaEsnsy, a Mishigan congressman.
was A Steamboat engineer.
Jussies BlAtehford Vas Governor W. IL
Sewafd's private secretary
senator Plumb vas type~ttsr. Hit, Of
Illinois vas a sten0grapher
Senator SAWYER bought bis time when IL
years old and ran . saw ms
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, mined with
ipIck AMI shovel IN California
senator C,lllom WAS famous as q corn
husksr in early days in Illinois
wH.F. Lee, son OF Robert F. Lee. and
now a Congressman, ls a farmer.
Darlington, a Pennsylvania member, was
q arepcrser on Philadslphia dsilies.
Clifton r. Breckenridge. Of the ways and
rneans committee, was a bOokSeeper.
Boutelle. Of Maine, was a sea captain.
Plumb, Of Illinois, was = grocery clerk
senator Allison was an abstract clerk.
ousnthsr. OF W Wisconsin, was druggist
Rorneis, of Ohio, was a baggage master.
Deacon White, Of New York, was miller.
Secretary Bayard was clerk m New York
Pldcock, Of New Jersey, was civil engineer.
John McShane, the millionaire Omaha con-
gressman, was a cowboy without cent IN
1871.
sreltoo. the California multi-millionairc,
was a chore boy ON farm in Erie county,
NY.
Bancrofs. the historian, once thought OF
en,erlnx .he ministry, and preached several
sermons.
Solicitor General Jenks used TO be sur
vsyor. Pennington, Of Delaware, was
school teacher.
s.rnusl ] Randall whom nobody supposed
had a war record was a private IN COM
I pany OF cavalry
Senator Jones, OF Nsvsda, was gold pros
pector in California in 49, and sheriff OK
( Tuolumne county later.
silas Hare, a Texas mernhsr, was jay
basvker chief justice OF New Mexico under
the Confederate government
j Congressman Farquhar was typesettcr,
AMI the first president Of the first typosraph-
/ ical union in the United States.
Justice Bradley taught a district school
every winter from his 10th to his list year
and was for some time a surveyor
I Senator BlodSess, OF New Jersey, was o
locomotive engineer His predecessor, Gen.
S>sreu. was once a sailor before the mast.
/ Senator Dolpa was an orderly sergeant in
| a company raised 20 protect settlers crossing
the plains in 1852 from attacks OF Indians.
President Cleveland once compiled the
I American Herd Book and received 500 for
the service For tins he managed a hotel
Senator Riddleberger has been editor OF
thres papers. The Shenandoah Democrat, The
/ Teu,on Legion, and The Virginia Democrat
Frank Iawlsr, another Chicago member,
was a brickrnaksr, a news agent, lesrned the
ship carpenters trade, and is now saloon
keeper.
Ss7a;or Sabin with bis trousers tucked in
his boots. uss,i TO stand on the streets OF
ScringGeld, Mss, ali day TO sell cordwood
tat be had chopped and hauled twelve
milezs
Justice Field was intended for the mis-
sionary service His sister Emilia took him
to Sunyrna whsa Is years old, TO have him
learn the Oriental languages, and he spent
eleven years tssrs in study
George Wet now n millionaire congress
uaa from Nsw York was journeymar
rarer maker in the tinlas when paper was
made BY the old fashioned hand process. he
rsorutly bought the nil in England whers
re searusd AS trade York Evening